What publishing label did Among Us sales help Innersloth create?

What publishing label did Among Us sales help Innersloth create? The label was Outersloth.

Among Us’s commercial success gave its small developer, Innersloth, the resources to support other independent game creators. In 2024, the studio revealed Outersloth, a publishing label and indie game fund intended to help developers make and release original projects.

Outersloth uses a recoup-and-revenue-share approach: it invests money in a game, then recovers that investment from sales before sharing subsequent revenue according to its agreements. The model is designed to offer funding while giving developers more freedom than traditional publishing arrangements.

The name deliberately echoes Innersloth, but the two are not rival studios. Innersloth remains the developer behind Among Us and The Henry Stickmin Collection, while Outersloth focuses on funding or supporting other indie teams. The initiative grew from the studio’s desire to share the benefits of its unexpected success. A related detail is that Innersloth credited seeing Mars First Logistics with helping set Outersloth’s formation in motion. “MIRA Games,” “Skeld Studios,” and “Innerworks” are fictional distractors, not the label’s name.